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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-10
MINING TAX NOTICE

And taat the laws In relation TO the collection
OF this same will be sts.c;,y enforced. All
taxes due Tor said quarter (f not soonc;
paid) will be delinquent OF the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-05
CITY tuesday, and will spend some time visit
ing her daughter, Mrs J. A. Carlson.
ADDlefOu.

Mrs. Fred Mayberry was the recipient of a
very pleasant surprise on Saturday. She was
visited by fifteen of her lady friends from
Ledyard, who presented her with an elegant
chalr, the occasion being the thirty-ninth an
niversary of her birthday.
Mrs. A. p. Bently, Of the Fifth ward. ceIe-
DRAFTED her seventeen birthday anniversary
yesterday. Many friends and relatives called
and rendered their best wishes.
Mrs. Il. M. Murphy returned yesterday
after an absence of several weeks, during
which tire she has visited Alabama and
other Southern states
Rev and Mrs. Meade departed Monday
morning for ishpeming, where they will be
the guests of friends for few days.
Kiss Lulu Young, of Milwaukee, a former
resident of this city, is to be married soon to a
gentleman of the former city.
Miss Lou Hoefer is attending the Chicago
conservatory, school Of dramatic and mus
ical art.
Mrs. Darling and Miss Crosby, OF Dane
county, Wis, are visiting their brother, Harry
Crosby,
Miss Laura Ryan has gone to ST. Louis on a
months visit with her friend, Miss Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Ganong, of Fort
Atkinson. arrived in the city last evening.
Miss Minnie Citizens, of Neenah, is in the
city to make brief visit among friends.
Miss Laura Steffen has left home for few
weeks sojourn at New London.
Miss May Mitchell, of Oconto, is stopping
with friends at the Sherman.
Miss Anna Martin, of Chicago, is the guest
OF Miss Josie Briggs.
Mrs. Robert Richards drew town lot in the
Amigo rattle.
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Duiufh.

A sleigh load of members of the toboggan
club went to Superior Wednesday night and
enjoyed socable dance. Among those
present were the Misses King, OF Maine, Da-
Wis, Emerson, Sutphin, Mckinney, Leip and
Mrs. Derby, Messrs. Wells, Means, POirrier,
Bement, Perry, Chandler, Derby and Temple.
Mrs. Frank Burke, accompanied by Miss
Nina, leaves next week for three months
absence in Maryland among relatives and
friends
The ST. Paul Ideal Opera company will give
the Chimes of Normandy before Duluth
audiences Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Eyster will return in
the spring to their old home in Pennsylvania,
where they will reside permanently.
Mrs. Nichols, assisted by her pupils, will
present the fairy operatta, ''Laia,' at the
Grand opera house March 16 and Il.
Miss Grace Collins spent several days of
last week in the national capital. She is
now visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Cash spent several days
Of the past week as guests of DF. and Mrs. g..
V. l. Brown, of the capital city.
Miss Bassett, who spent last month as the
guest of Mrs. J. n. McKindley, has returned
10 her home III McGregor, la.
Mesdames J. D. Ray ami c. Markell have
returned from Minneapolis, where they at
tended the Patti concert.
Mrs. Coppernall will entertain the Social
MnSlcal cIuD next 1ueSOdy SNeulHS dI ueT
home on Birch street.
Mrs. Col. Jones and daughter were among
the number who returned last Thursday
from the Flour City.
The next musicale informal will be held at
the home of Miss Lizzie Smith next Friday
evening.
Mrs. DR.. Mccormick returned Wednesday
from a weeks soiourn in st. Paul and Still
water.
NJ. S. Stewart and family have departed for
California to spend the winter and spring.
Joseph Gust and family are domiciled for
the winter and spring at ToelZ, Bavaria.
Miss Kate Culver was among the number
who went to Minneapolis 10 hear Patti
Mrs. j. H. Upham entertained about forty
friends at dinner Wednesday night.
Mrs. George Ripley is spending the week
with friends in the dual cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geggie are being entertaine d
by St. Paul friends.
Dr. and Mrs. V. Smith are in St. Augustine,
Fla
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WISCONSIN.
Eau Claire.

party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. McCaslin, Mr.. and Mrs r.
j. Kepler, Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Shaw, Nh
aud Mrs. S. S. Kepler and MesGam es O. Fl.
Ingram and George Blystone went up to St.
Paul to attend the Patti concert, returning
on Tuesday.
The marriage of Byron Mcdonald. of Brock
enridge, Mimi, and MISS Minnie E. Phillips,
of this city, was consummated on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald will reside at Breck-
enridge.
Mrs. D. ]. Knox. of Aitkin, Mimi, spent
Wednesday and Thursday with relatives and
friends in the city, and then left TO visit her
sister, Mrs. j. E. Irish, at Portage.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Miller, of Trempeaean
county, were guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles
Mosher the first of the week.
Andrew Dawson and Miss Florence Clark
were united in marriage on Monday. Their
home will be liz Eau Claire.
The engagement of William Conlon, of
Jolier, H., and Miss May Hotchkiss, of this
city, Is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Prindle, of Durand,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Tobey
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Franklin, who have been
spending some time in Denver, Col, have re-
turned.
Prof. Kriesel and family are spending few
days among friends in jefferson county.
Miss Rosenkrans entertained large num-
Der of ladies at her studio on Thursday.
Mrs. Fl. c. Coffin. who has been visiting
Mrs. H. r. Potter, has gone to St. Paul.
Mrs Seth Fish gave largely attended aft
ernoon reception on Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. w. Haggerty is visiting her pa
rents and friends in st. Paul.
Mrs George 7. Thompson entertained on
Friday.
Mrs. H. Luce Of Rochester, arrived in the
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MI an E0IO.

MISS Kate Robb, assisted by her class and
otherS, gave music recital at the Presby.
terrain church Monday evening. Among those
who took part were Miss Hattie Roseberrv
OF st. Paul: Miss Hutchinson, Sue b. Gleason.
little Fannie Smyth, Julia Williams, Jessie
Lewis, Mary Osborne, Blanch Foulke and
others.
Among the ladies from this city who at
tended the Patti concert at MINNEAPOLIS were
Mrs. ). i. Holbrook, Mrs. l.. p. Hunt Mrs. r.
b. Collins. Mrs. George H. Fox. Mrs. F.. G.
Piper, Misses Kate Robb, Minnie Lee, Cadd lie
Lee, Ii. Nj. Phillips, Mrs. John Root, Mrs DR.
Harrington and Mrs. Swan
Mrs. Laura q. Fixen, of Albert Lea was TO
address the temperance meeting held IN the
opera house last Sunday night, but owing TO
the snow blockade she failed to materiaize.
Mrs. W. R. B.Smyth and children went East
last Wednesday TO visit with relatives and
friends ut Madison, Wis.
Mrs. G. Frank Piper started Monday after
noon for minneapolis where she will spend a
few days visiting.
Mrs. w. NJ. Farr left for Chicago last Friday
night. She will visit with friends for about
two weeks.
Mrs u. B. Clarke and children, of Benson.
are visiting with Mrs. w. w. Paddock
Mrs. F. L. Walters is at present sojourning
at the st. Claire, Mich, senatorium
Miss Cora Hewlett gave whist party to a
few friends one evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Baker went down to the
capital city one day this week.
Mrs. P. b. Sparrow entertained the ST. John
Aid society Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. o. 0. Pitcher made short visit with
friends in st. Paul this week
Mrs G. ID. Taylor made short visit in St.
Paul this week.
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ST. Cloud.

Among the ladies of this city who attended
the Patti concert at st. Paul on Monday ey-
ening were Miss G. L. Clarke, Mrs +. T..
Searle, Miss Bishop, Mrs c. A. Gilman, Mrs.
Thomas Foley and Mrs. j. McElroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Stephenson entertained
number of their friends on Wednesday ev-
ening at their home on Fifth avenue south in
honor of Mr.. Stevenson's birthday.
Miss Maggie Mueller, of Shakopee, who has
been visiting friends in this city, returned
home on Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. Gilman, who accompanied her hus-
band on his visit TO Chicago and Iowa, re-
turned last Thursday.
Miss Nettie E. Wilson, who has been teach
ing school in Lynden, returned this week to
her home in this city.
The Ladies' society of the PRESBYTERIAN
church met with Mrs. d. w. Bruckard yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. Henderson. who has been visiting
friends in Illinois, returned home on Satur-
day last.
in this city as the guest of Miss Nellie Jones.
Mrs. F. p. Redding, of Winnipeg, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley, this week
The Ladies' society of the Episcopal church
met with Mrs. L. W. Collins yesterday.
Mrs. G. Foley, of Fargo, Oak, is visiting
with Mrs. DIR. Ramsay, of this city
Mrs. j. NJ. Nugent, of Minneapolis, is in the
city visiting relatives and friends
Miss A. Denny, of Carver, is visiting with
Miss Gertrude Powell, OF this city.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bohan. OF Minneapolis, is visiting
relatives in this city.
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HYMEN,S OAPER,S.

Freedom, Mimi: Theodore Kaiser and
Miss Louisa Bunnagle; Thomas X. Robinson
and Miss Hattie E. Brand.
Eden Prairie, Mimi: Frank Rogers and
Miss Martha j. Mitchell; BENJAMIN Rao,S
and Miss Fannie Gamble.
| Eagle Bend Mimi: George r. Apdrews
and Annie B. Thompson; William b. Schenclr
and Miss Lille l.. Allen.
valley City, OAK: John L. Bergreen and
Miss Gusta Humble; II. Wright and Miss
Theresa Curtis.
AmOnte, Ontario: Michael Driscoll. of
ONei >ee'0
Beaulieu, Dak.: Archibald Stephens and
Miss Barbara Jane Melville
Owatonna, Mimi: John G. Hoffman, ana
Miss Emile Rademacher.
Neche, OAK: George Holm and Miss
Margaret Elizabeth Clark
Sank Centre, Mimi: Thomas G. Armstrong
ana MISS Lizzie Kileen.
Howard, Oak: Frederick A. Kin ndor o,d
Miss Eliza NJ. Oleson. -
Mankato, Mimi. Richard + Jores o,d
Miss Mary E. Evans.
Garden City, Mimi: John Norman and
Miss Carrie Ralph anu
onaska, Mlnn: Henry C. Elder and Miss
Madeane Young.
Fisher, Mimi: Asa a. Merrill and Miss
Mary n. Spicer 7'
Sumner, OAK: Arthur Giroux and D,,-z
Minnie Carbon. -1-''
Keegan, Mimi: Robert Cosoro,,o o,,, D,,o.
Mary McNuty. -'-'''
Kasson, Mimi: Jonas FiaoeI o,a NJ.
Mary Andrews. WI q
Nashua, Ia: Marion Ikenberrv ond ,,;.a
Mary Hennagir '
Union, Wis: Jacob Schauble and N5iss
Maggie Snure. -'''
Adde Payne. 7'
Faxon, Mimi: Frank H. Warner and Miss
Estella Smith.
=, Olga Oak: John NJ. Brown an Miss
Mary Clarey.
Clark, OAK: Arthur Ainsworth and Miss
NJ. E. Beath --7'
Hinckley, Mimi: ]. Thompson and Mrs
Ella Gorton.
Concord, Mimi: William ThralI and Miss
Bertha Pier.
Monticello, Mimi: Walker Marsh and Mrs.
Ida Lufkin
Reno Mimi: Joseph j. Truax and Emma
V. Lawson.
Lake, Oak; Otto Pautzke and Miss Ellen
E. Clayton.
Mflbank, OAK: L. V. Peek and Miss Ida
c. Bailly.
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A q lsGOn.

AT the masquerade ball at the Opera house
tuesday evening among the ladies present
were Mrs. DR.. Anderson, Mrs. A. d. Cilley,
Mrs. John Hamley, Misses Cadde Stevens
and Mamie LIE Beau, Mrs. Albright, Mrs. Dr.
Reed, the Misses Bowman, Miss Ida Price and
Mrs. Boruff.
Mrs. A. j. REESE and daughter. Miss Lena,
returned this morning from their visit at
Spokane Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Hammond and daughter,
Ida May, returned this week from trip to
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Coleman left this week
for visit with relatives in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich left Thursday for visit
in Browns Valley, Mimi.
Miss Maud Hinckley spent the Sabbath with
Miss Sadie Shoals.
Mrs. P. Vroman has spent the week visiting
Mrs. Beardsley.
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w A.
Mason Civ.

| Mrs. R. Smith and Mrs. Will Stewart, on
May l, assumed the responsibility of clearing
| the debt of st. Johns church OF 81, 400. The
amount has been entirely raised, which
| speaks very highly of the earnestness of
| these ladies in their church work.
| Miss Allie Harding's room at South Side
observed last Friday as Longfellow's birthday
with appropriate exercises. The pupils ac-
quilted themselves in highly creditable
manner.
The Women's club meets with Mrs. George
Winter next Tuesday evening. y paper will
be read by Mrs. j. e. Blythe on the "Needs of
the Hour
Mrs. J. B. Dakin and Mrs. w. W. Knapp
stands very fiattering chances of being
| elected to the school board of this city.
Mrs. George Cole was called to Sheffield by
| telegram Tuesday on account of the severe
illness of an old friend and schOOlmate.
telegram was received on Saturday by
Mrs. A. L. Parker announcing the death of
her father, resident of McGregor.
Miss Lizzie EgloG, one of Charles City's
| teachers was entertained by her friend, Miss
Meta Wright, over Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Malthouse and Mrs. Anthony
Nelson were at Sanborn part of last week on
an enjoyable visit.
Mrs. o. Leonard of Minneapolis was down
| to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen's
dance last week.
Mrs. N. E. Mcbride who has been visiting at
I'll. B. Shaw's, left for her home in Edgerton,
MIMI, last week.
Miss Nellie Gulliford, formerly of this city,
| is beng entertained by her sister, Mrs. AIDE
Randall.
Mrs. w. S. Cole read a very interesting let
ter before the Cero Gordo County alliance
| to-day.
Mrs. Dr. OSBORNE entertained a select num-
Der of friends at her home Tuesday evening.
Miss Macie Ryan, of Colmar. is being enter
tanned by her sister, Mrs. G. B. Maxfield.
Miss Maggie Garin, after q two weeks visit
at Harper's Ferry, has returned.
Mrs. D. H. Cross has returned from pleas
ant visit at Minneapolis.
Mrs. John B. Ostron, of Lawler, is the guest
of her city friends.
Miss Jennie Broham is the guest of her
aunt in Milwaukee.
Miss Mary Schafer left for her home at
Oskaloosa Monday.
Mrs. c. E. Mann heard Patti at St. Paul
Monday evening.
Mrs A. c. Martin started for Norwood, N.
Y, Monday.
Miss Libbie Scion has returned from visit
at Sanborn.
Mrs. Maj. Tiffany went to Steamboat Rock
Monday.
Mrs. D. ]. Purdy was at Northwood Tues
day.
Miss Libbie Denison is in Chicago.
The Whist club met Tuesday evening with
Mrs. j. J. ORourk. The club presented
Mrs. j. v. Montague set OF Scotts Waverly
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Hfa SLingS.

The sociabe given by the young ladies of
the Baptist church, at the residence OF the
Rev. w. NJ. Cookery last evening, was a very
pleasant affair.
Mrs. r. C. Lbbey, Miss May Libbey, Mrs.
W. b. Reed and Mrs. Daniel Frank were
visiting friends in Minneapolis this week.
Misses Christine and Minnie Riegert and
Miss Mary Riegert, of Douglas, went up to
st. Paul yesterday on a visit.
Mrs. j. NJ. Morse, of Minneapolis, is here
upon visit with her daughter Miss Maud
E. Morse.
The Atlantis club observed Lonefellow's
Day with Mrs. A b. Chapin on Wednesday
last.
George Shaw and wife returned to their
nome in Grant county, Minnesota, yesterday.
Miss Lanra Christine is down from St
Paul visiting with Mrs. E. S. Browning.
Miss Hattie NJ. Heath returned from her
visit in Atlanta, Ga, last night.
The Cornet band gives dance at Teutopia
hall on Easter Monday night
Miss Hattie Johnson, of Fargo, OAK, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Ellen Hanson, of Red Wing, is here
upon visit with her sons.
Miss Mary b. Lemen went up to ST. Paul
this week to hear Patti
Miss Ernstine Bremen of st. Paul, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson went I'D to
Stewart on Sunday.
Mrs. }. w. Gilboy, of st. Paul, is visiting
friends in the city
Mrs. Ann Ringrose, of Aberdeen, is here
visiting friends.
Mrs. S. n. Chase is visiting friends in
Winona
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
The Regular Weekly Review of III
Situation

NEW YORK, March 4.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly trade review SAYS: CONGRESS
has finished work, so that all important
cause OF disturbance of values is out of the
way. The relief felt has been measurably
anticipated in the markets, which generally
score higher prices than a week ago. For
elgn exchange is distinctly less favorable to
gold exports. The course of the stock
market indicates for the future foreign buy
ing rather than selling. An increase i'm
West-bound shipments of goods, and greater
activity in some branches of the dry goods
trade may be traced to the interstate bill,
which will go into operation April l,
and will affect special rates and
contracts. The favorable classification for
cotton goods shipped westward will be
affected. For instance, the trunk lines
have adopted new classes of rates, which
are i'll effect a substantial advance. so
that the first result of the measure is some
Increase in charges for transportation.
Some improvement is noted in the wooden
trade, but the orders are still smaller than
last year, so that fine and territorial woods
are lower, though worSted woods are scarce
and strong. 1t is significant that shoddy
also rises in price while wool weakens, the
demand being largely for cheap grades of
cloth. Cottons have been more active, and
middling uplands rose to exc, with more
more foreign buying. Boots and shoes
move more freely, but dullness is felt in
the leather trade. The pause in iron bust
ness is now noticed, but prices yield
only for speculative or largely i'm
ported articles. In spite of a slack
demand for raw iron and important pro-
ducts there is confident tone. The wheat
speculation takes the form of struggle be-
tween a powerful combination here, at Gin
cinnati and in California. which is said to
hold 80, 600, 600 bushels, and foreigners who
are selling. Prices are q shade lower than
last week. Pork speculation. after passing
SIS per barrel. has been killed by the Chr
cago board, which fixes that price as a basis
for margin deals and thus saves legitimate
traders from the clutches of combination.
The labor difficulties look less threatening.
The business failures during the last seven
days number for the United States 2O3 and
for Canada &C. a total of 229. against 200
last week and 246 for the corresponding
week of last year.
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CrQOkSl0n.

A large party of young people from here
went ont seven miles in the country TO Mr.
Bartlett's to play progressive euchre on Fri.
day last. The head prizes were won by Miss
Carrie Mix and +. E. Hertz, the foot by Miss
Lizzie Arnold and E. c. Carruth.
Miss Nettie Benham, after a couple OF
weeks visit with Mrs. John Copeland, of this
city, left on Monday for her home at Devils
Lake.
Miss Katherine Rely. who has been spend.
ing the winter monthsh With Mrs. Judge Ives,
has returned to her homo in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Shawble, of Lake Benton, Mimi, has
returned to her home after a few weeks
visit with Mrs. H. j. Hanscomb
Mrs. George Tunell, of Church's Ferry
Oak, is in town on a visit to her parents and
friends.
Miss Elsie Jennings entertained her young
lady friends at o'clock tea on Thursday last
Miss Birdie jennings has gone to Grand
Forks for few days visit.
Mrs. John Venatta left ON Monday evening
for Minneapolis.
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WAhR SBso

Mrs. J. w. Steel and the Misses E. V. Cham
berlain, Katie Baker, Emma Randall and Vic
toria Dill spent their vacation on Friday in
looking over the enterprising city of Winona
and visiting the public schools
Miss Nellie Whiting is filing the place of
Miss Lillian Hostetter in the high school dur
ing the temporary absence of the latter
Mrs. P. Monroe, after two months visit
with her daughter, Maggie, at Marshalltown,
Ia, returned home Tuesday noon.
Mrs. b. A. Slade. who has been spending a
month at her old home in Sycamore, ILL.,, re-
turned home on Thursday.
Mrs. Fl. r. Jewell. Mrs. d. II. Campbell and
Mrs. W. S. Walton attended the Patti concert
at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Tyler spent Saturday
aud Sunday with friends in St. Paul and Min
neapols.
Miss Eema Hall, of GAINESVILLE, Mimi, is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. H. N. Chadwick.
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field.

The monthly reception given by the lady
teachers at Gridley hall, Carleton college, was
omitted this month on account of the serious
illness OF Miss Anna l.. Lincoln's mother.
Mrs. A. r. Manning. Misses Rogers and
Sherman attended the Patti concert in St.
Paul Monday evening.
Mrs. c. T. Norton gives reception to the
Young Ladies Missionary society Saturday
evening, March6 6.
Mrs. Galen Fl. Coon left for Chicago Friday
afternoon. She will visit in Wisconsin be-
fore returning.
Mrs. c. NJ. Thompson is expected to return
Saturday evening from visit with friends IN
Boston. y GENh N' na-H -
Miss fannie Wood of Taopi, Mimi, was
the guest Of Miss Mollie Perkins this week.
Mrs, Fl. S. French gave very pleasant re-
ception Thursday evening.
Mrs. Cyril Archibald, of Dundas, visited in
Mortified Wednesday.
Miss Kate White returned from Faribault
last Monday.
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Altoona.

The lady members of the Onion church
assembled at the residence of Mrs. Oliver
Stokes Wednesday afternoon for the purpose
OF organizing a ''social society," the inten-
ton OF which is TO raise funds for the COM
pletlon of their church. The following were
appointed officers: Mrs. F Barry, president;
Mrs. 3. A. Freeman, treasurer; Mrs. Henry
Stocking, secretary. The ladies pres
ent were: Mrs. Oliver Stokes, Mrs. George
Whitfield, Mrs. A. l.. Anderson, Mrs. Frank
Good, Mrs. Charles Redfied, Mrs. A. Urqu-
hart, Miss Louise Barry, Miss Stella Barton
and the new officers. Meetings will be held
semi-monthly at the members residences,
Mrs. George Whitfield entertaining the ladies
at the next meeting.
Mrs Charles Coss and daughter, Eva, re-
turned from Chicago Thursday night, after a
pleasant visit among relatives and friends.
Mrs. James Stinson, who was entertained
at Woodville by Mrs. Edward wilkins, re-
turned to Altoona Tuesday.
Mrs. A. E. Freeman, of Humbird, is spend
ing few days at the residence of Mrs. E. "A.
Freeman.
Mrs. Charles Hawker was the guest of Mrs.
Edward Dahl, of Eau Claire. Thursday.
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w iMOnu.

Miss Edith Simpson entertained the West
End Whist club at her home, on Wabasha
street. Saturday evening. Drive whist was
nlaved The ladies' prizes were won by Miss
Miller and Mrs. c. H. Mills. X. K. Bther and
l. n. Jones won the gentlemens prizes The
club was entertained Thursday evening by
Mrs. Bither on West Wabasha street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Roberts have gone on a
trim TO Europe, where Mr.. Roberts will study
music. They will speld some time in Eng
land and Ireland.
The Oxford league held pleasant meeting
with Misses Mary and Edith Norton on Tues
dav evening The league will meet next with
the Misses MUGS.
Misses Lillian Cool and Louise Gallup, who
are attending the normal school, have gone
TO their homes in st. Charles for the spring
vacation.
Mrs. I. C. Smith left on Monday evening
for Port Henry, n. Y, where she was called
nv the serious illness of her mother.
Misses May Willard, Fannie Giles and Della
ANDERSON, of the normal school. are spending
their vacation ut Austin, Mimi.
Mrs. C. H. Mills will give lunch party to a
number of friends Thursday afternoon at her
residence on Wabasha street.
Mr.. AID Mrs. H. j. O'Neill left on Wednes-
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Abs rNeen.

Miss Emma SwartZ, of Dakota W. c. II. q.
fame, has been in the city the past week and
has succeeded in having temperance meet
ings held every evening at Marbles hall. The
meetings will continue for several weeks.
Mrs. F. H. Garrett will soon leave for Clare
mont, Oak, where she will make her future
residence, Mr.. Garrett having entered into
the hardware business at that place.
The Aberdeen Literary club will meet with
Mrs. DR.. Huestis Friday evening The club
is composed mostly of Aberdeens literary
ladies and is very well attended.
Miss Clara Wright seems 10 be giving good
satisfaction as operator in the central tele-
phone Office.
Mrs. l.. G. Proctor is west on visit to
Frederick, Oak. She will return next week
The Ladies' Aid society meets with Mrs. j
B. Moore Thursday afternoon